CTICasesLipoblastoma
Imaging findings
A large low-attenuation (approx. 20 HU) mass with septations, initially misidentified as chordoma.
Key takeaways
Lipoblastomas can be "fat-poor" or purely myxoid, lacking macroscopic fat on MRI/CT, and can reach large sizes even in young adults.
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